Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1375

An establishment without legal personality is an element of its owner's patrimony. Its implication. It lacks capacity to be a party to litigation and therefore may not litigate, and its owner conducts litigation concerning it. - Constitution of proceedings. Its criterion. That they be instituted by a party, or directed against a party, possessing capacity to be a party and to litigate. Joining a sole proprietorship as a party and its owner's appearance at the trial hearings. Its effect. Absence of grounds for declaring nullity.